Field House, Ashby Road, Loughborough (Grade II)

House, 1887 on plaque, red brick and terracotta, with plain tile roofs and moulded brick chimney stacks. ?Queen Anne? style. Main block of 2 storeys and attic with subsidiary blocks to left hand side and rear. Main block 5 window range, with central doorway with decorative keystone and white painted bracketed hood over. Sash windows with glazing bars. Terracotta frieze with ongar and cornice above, between 1st and attic floors. White painted eaves cornice. French window to left of entrance (leading to conservatory, now lost). Left hand wing has 2 storey rectangular bay window and gabled dormer, and, to rear, white painted lantern with lead roof and weathervane in the form of a fix. Right hand return front has 2 storey rectangular projection, decorative plaques, ground floor oriel window and arched entrance with swan?s neck pediment and oval window above. The rear of this wing is canted. Rear has rendered and roughcast gables and some leaded windows.